Sentence examples for engineering excellence from inspiring English sources

The Millstone plant had an excellent safety record and was noted for engineering excellence through the 1970s and 1980s.

German producers might hope the markets in other countries will continue to become more like their own, but the chances of that happening look increasingly slim if only because the quest for engineering excellence, greater power, better safety and ever more efficient engines has pushed up costs.More than any other nation, Germans are obsessed by the car: it was invented in their country.

What you need to understand is that for geeks of my generation, HP was a synonym for engineering excellence in the same way that Rolls-Royce is for aero-engine designers.

A simple task – particularly given Germany's engineering excellence.

"Made in Japan" used to be a sign of engineering excellence.

Founder Gavin Reay says he was after "associations with Scandinavian and Swiss engineering excellence".

But he figured that the combining the companies should "boost [their] technical-engineering excellence".

Results from the Erlangen Cluster of Excellence "Engineering of Advanced Materials" show that the joint venture of chemical engineering with materials science in concert with the basic sciences opens new prospects for all involved disciplines.

Michael Gove, then education secretary, reportedly lobbied at the time that Ebdon was an advocate of social engineering rather than excellence in universities.

The education secretary, Michael Gove, has been lobbying privately to reject Ebdon, saying he was an advocate of social engineering rather than excellence in universities.

The then education secretary, Michael Gove, lobbied privately to reject Ebdon, saying he was an advocate of social engineering rather than excellence in universities.